Sofia Coppola : ‘for the girls’
Tamzin Meadows discusses director Sofia Coppola, exploring her strikingly feminine form (often seen as contradictory to her subject matter), and how this has lead to her wide female cult following.
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AI in the fashion industry: friend or foe?
Ann Joseph examines the strengths and problems of the increasing use of AI in the fashion industry.
‘Vital part of the ecosystem of the North East’: Ruth Mary Johnson, Charlotte Small, and Rebecca Glendenning-Laycock on Alphabetti Theatre, and authentically accessible theatre creation
Sarah Kelly interviews the writer, director, and actor of 'Angela', discussing opportunity and accessibility in the Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle.
Kenya’s green holiday: a solution for climate change?
Catriona Eke discusses the new 'green holiday' in Kenya and considers the benefits of planting trees amongst a warming planet.
Illuminating Durham’s streetlighting
Following the Lumiere Festival, Annabel Clancy examines the current state of Durham's streetlighting in this article.
What is happening to the Ogiek people in Kenya’s Mau Forest?
Isabel Drugan discusses the forcible evictions of the Ogiek people from the Mau Forest in Kenya.
Andy Warhol at Durham
Find out about the influence of Warhol's work and where you can see his artworks on campus.
Paper or digital: a better environmental impact?
Catriona Eke considers the environmental impact of going paperless.
The Johnson delusion: how the government failed during covid-19
Esme Bell discusses the turmoil from the ongoing COVID-19 inquiry, and the troubling legacy it leaves for the government.
Autumn alchemy: the perfect book and tea pairings
Amy Whitaker crafts the ideal book and tea pairings for a cosy autumn.